exactitude

When that day will come I cannot tell you with any exactitude, my love.

I tried to remember with exactitude the shape and the fine color of her dark eyes.

They, too, would probably see some significance in the exactitude of the time.

That sort of need for exactitude could be hard to live with sometimes."

It was he, of course, who had to suffer for this exactitude.

The voice was small and almost effeminate in its exactitude.

"What is the place these paintings depict with such exactitude?"

With edgy exactitude, they played the hell out of everything.

Then they brought in eight chairs and set them with mathematical exactitude around the table.

It was cut across with an exactitude of mathematical certainty.

Another fault is that he does not always give the dates with exactitude.

But the footnotes put you in the mood for exactitude.

As a team they go to pieces with balletic exactitude.

He gave her what she needed with the crisp exactitude of a council summary.

He went all out for exactitude in such matters.

With equal exactitude she knew what other men were.

We now know with exactitude the load that the driving engines must move.

This year, the question can be answered with exactitude.

He described the mental effects of the winning variety with almost as much exactitude.

Here as everywhere in the show, the exactitude of observation is astonishing.

It's creating a false exactitude, making everything look a lot more carefully considered than it is.

It was a group of riders, lined up with amazing exactitude.

Beyond that, a confident exactitude is evident in her selection.

He also questions the exactitude of what is meant by "recently"/"lately".

The driver was good, and timed his arrival with exactitude.